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THE RusH


FOR Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced. Think care
lulIy Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait. Our beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have come, and are going
rapidly. In those days good old-fash-
ion honesty Is rare. therefore you will be
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honesty in quality and price, with
new. fresh styles In Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles
the latest. quality excellent, prices low.
est. Buyers cannot put Their money In
more liberal hands. You need not accept
our statements a we buck them with
goods and prices. Our S1y, S15. e18
suits, must be seen: you cannot imagine
from an advertisement. Can say we
have seen sut.s sold Ut much more
money that will not bear comparison
with those.
Tailoring department on second and
third floors.
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TO Learn TO Swim.
WHAT A BEGINNER SHOULD DO TO MANAGE HIMSELF I,
THE WATER.

WHAT 4 BEGINSE R SHOULD DO MANAGE HTNsRY r TN
THE WATER.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Probably one OF the best ways of learning To
swim is to 60 with competent teacher In a boat
In deep water, this supporting the body more
buoy antly than that which is shallower, and pre-
venting the constant tendency OF beginners TO
touch the bottom, which here Is OF course tmpos
stble. The teacher should fasten O rope securely
round the waist OF, better still, to a belt which
can neither tighten or slip down. The rome NAV
be fastened to o short pole. Supported in this
manner the pupil may take his proper position in
the water and practice the necessary motions and
until the pupil nnds himself entirely supported 6y
the water. That is the first great lesson with
which 70 incucate the beginner, viz, that he can
not sink II he VIII but keep his body under water
leaving only his mouth and nose exposed His
body then Is lighter than the water and he mist
noat but every ounce OF flesh he shows above water
down. ''--A
Corks and bladders are often used as SUPPORTS
for learners but II Is much better to begin with.
their bulk is generally all around the chest~asn I'd
they hinder free use OF the arms and tmpede the
motion. Swimming with plank is not bad
way.
Those persons who plunge into the water when
they are heated by exercise and remain in 1t until
benumbed with the cold, or exhaust themselves by
taeks OF cramp. The moment the swimmer is
seized by cramps In the legs he must not suffer
himself to feel alarmed, but strike out the limb
with all his might, Keeping the heel downward
although, at the time, these movements give hin
great pain. He may also turn on hts back md
% ot not e
attempts prove unsuccessful he must try TO reach
the shore with his hands or at all events keep
II he cannot noalon his back he may swim uprirht
keeping his head above the surface by striking
the water downward with his hands near the hips
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WOmam's Watchful Eve.
WOMEN MAKE GOOD DKTKcfIvES-CATCH TIE aAIIIy1
FEATURES OF FACE AT A GLANCE.

From the New York Mail and Express.
One Of Pinkertons old detectives recently
gave Mal and Express reporter some interesting
facts about finding persons by description.
men," said he, "as rule are not so close
Observers as women, and do not give what call
detective descriptions OF persona II you ask
man TO describe person. he gives q general
description that will suit thousand or so having
the same color OF hair and eyes. remember try.
ing TO capture woman once who was In league
with some hiding counIerfeiterS several men
described her In general way, and watched
carefully the train she was supposed TO come into
the city on every day. / found half dozen on
every train that could have answered the descrfp-
tion. After week Of failure ana chagrtn found
woman who had seen her ana knew enough to
give me q description. Her description had q
strong detective point; only one, but enough IL
was the peculiar way the counterfeIter did u6 her
hair That cue brought me success the next day,
for arrested the right woman through q woman's
description. Another woman, whom / arrested
through description furnished by one OF her own
sex. was recognized by the way she raised her eye
lids. Sue had firty way or looking out OF her
eyes, and her observing sister of course noticed
that popularity at once. The nrSt thing that
strikes woman about another person IL almost
Invariably salient feature, and one which can
be recognized easily. Salient features are not 50
apt 10 strike man. He u less observant
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NEVER FORGET THIS.

Hyou Are sick Hop Bitten viii surely aid Nature in
making you well when all else fails.
II you are costive or dyspeptic, suffering from
any other Of the diseases Of the stomach
bowels Il II your fault il you remain ILL., for Hop
Bttters Il sovereign remedy In all such complaints
II Jon are wasting away with any form Of kidney
disease stop tempting death this moment and for
. cure 70 Hop BtterA
II You are nervous use Hop BittefA.
you are . freQuenter. Q resident Of miasmatic
District baicade your system against the scourge of
al countres-nAlarial. epidemic. bilious and inter-
mittent fsvers-by the use Of Hop Bitters.
you have rough. pimply sallow skin bad breath,
pains and acheR and feel miserable generally, Hop
Rtters viii give you fair skim rich blood and sweetest
breath and health.
That DOOR, bedr1dden, invalid wife sister, mother or
daughter be made the picture of health with Hop
Bitters costing but tribe. WIZ you let them suffer.
In short they all diseases OF the stomach bow
els, blood, liver. nerves. Kidneys. Brighfs Disease
el000 WI b paid Ioe . cass they viii not cure or
help. 5e2
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. sei-eoGd:
VTNHOMAs E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate AuctioneeT:

cH1cE s4h sA5E S SE ~ REA c
SkIWEEN sTk 81 ASp Sok sIhHGa caF
sF HkEEEE sod rfRH9EEAhTD
pEaaS q
PE e 81 E I kJ RA 4. Nz
in shsPhsrds spbdiyison Of square No S2$ situated
81 ta r SANE E PAY At SIX
sS @ On
Terms q :se one third cash. and the balance to be
d.y sas sSsssef g e sssafsd
9SSssx
ssd ,ea u fST the
sea r. paid depos Of 400 On ssch
WITHIN ten dsy: alter ..s props
DC 's'0d at rse sna sst E
spasd4ds rHos .S %A aSaa1s11 as' Sncs
rAs9YH D sAt II i @ Sss
ana %y Fla e. consent Of parties HEnKnx rru.,ee
,s syd THE r. :o ABOVE SALE IS EgRTHER posT.
FIFTH DAY 81 1AY 3. 1ss7. 4 .. ans
my1S-dkds 9s HENKLE Trustee
a. TIE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
po1ed until MONDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE
A y. 1857. - same hour and plsee. BY consent d
| my25-d&ds 8. & HENKIE Trustee
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS AGREED TO BE POST
ties. q HENKIE
je6-d&ds Trustee.
eyTHE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER PosTPoNEI
91W WxDME6OAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY Oh
lyme. ~ 18o7, q oane hour md place, BY consent
1elo u q. HENKLE, Trustee.
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NORTHEAST, WITH LOT FORTY FEET TY
ONE HUNDRED AND ZEN FEET, GOOD

CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT
Under and by virtue OF q certain deed OF trust -
bearing date on the 10th day February, A D. A.
1884. and duly recorded in liber No. LOGS folio I
al ct seq one OF the land records OF The District Vi
district Of C9iGmbia sitting as =, Court OF Equity
under sid deed Of trust, will, on TUESDAY, the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. p. 1887, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, at public auction An front Of the
premises sell all that certain piece parcSl or lot II
land situate in the city Of Washington in said Dis
square ys3 having front 40 feet on stree. north
depth Of said lot, the being more psrti ularly
described in said deed Of trust together with the I'm
prOvenlents thereon. consisting Of good two-stOry
frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale $1,000 in cash: the balance in equal
notes Of the purchaser and deed Of trust the prem
to be complied with in days from t6e DAY Of saIc
the trustees reserve the right to resell and
risk Of defaulting purchaser depOstt OF 4lOO re-
Quired on the day Of sale.
BENZ. 2, LEIGHTQNl r-,,.s...
RICHARD E. PAIRO, I 1EuDses&
nSfico.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucnouse,.

SALE or VALUABLE YMpRovsp PROPERTY OK
THE NOkTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST AND q
ssTTkkEEEETTSS o SsgTaaJWArMFsT. NO. 7oi 1nsT
Ry virtue and under the provisions Of ths. Last
VIII Of Peter Monoehsa, dscsased. duly admitted
to p.9Ssts and rscoSdsd In re S}hss 81 the Rsgs
!es OF Wt,s' the viii offer for esls O
he TwENfY;F FIFTH pAf0 aUNE iEvT- q 7ivE
O'CLOCK f. n, the following. DESERVED real e0tose
situate IN the city Of WsshnEton Wit; Pat o. lot
numbsred twenty-ssven {27) in NcGuile,s sub}0.
fSns situate on re northesst CORNER q LIST md
and running back 80 feet uniform width and tmpsYvS
msnt tasseon connottn9 Of three story hrick store
and Dwelling. No. 1O1 lst street northwest
Terms Of eAls; Qus-third cash, balance in one and
2y deed q trust On the premises sod, and bearing
per cent from the day OF SALE shall b vs9
Of el00 REQUIRED when properly 9 struef %. AN
oonveys0cine ct purchasers cost terms Q9 sale b
not complied with within ten days from day Of ale the
unaerSgnsd reserves the right 70 resell et rsk and
cost OF purchaser, after I'VE days. advertisement In
ne~spsps si published IN washingtSn Z; Gn,.,~
3e11-d&ds Executor and Trustee.
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625 Peunsylvanis svsauA

mySI 62o Pennsylvanis svoo0A
pARKER's GINGER TONIC, THE BEST CURI
ior Coughs, Weak Lungs, Asthma, indignation, In
me5 nss CGmnining the mo:t valuable
power OYER disease unknown 2 other remedies weat
troaEng nla Of the Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and
5oT,c d are dsaggipg tb9usspds to the grsys whe
xx9s 9Mea ToNJo. It = new life and stength 70 the
sgsd. $pe Ct Druggists. Hlsoox CO. 1853 Winln
sUee6 H. ]. mbS
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VNH0e. BOWLING. Auctionser
s A. 81 skFH

On MONDAY AFTERNOON. TINE TWEEN.
TIETH, 1887. At FIVE O'CLOCK. n }ront 81 the
lot in square 47S, by depth Of % feet ~ inches
1mnbroyeo BY two-story Frame dwelling. being No.
1923 9th street northw
Terms Qne-hs1 cash: the balance IN ,ix months,
trust; or oil cash. at option Of purohseee o1OO de-
post required at time Of sale All conyeyapcing q
purchasers cost WuffAN BCDD,
lei .dkds ExAc,eHoR
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

2ASIEsS Ws Il sf aassaAiaas VIZ
sR Rr sEEfiNHT bHHALRAGK WITH h1AkRSk
T TAHi MAfSST cAAsigEE 7 EttKSiTGKh,. IS
MATTKESSEs, WIkE SPRINGER; -BtANKETH
fNIhTLI9 HHs AND B0ISTERS, sERvANLSs FuE
IABLE. CANE-sEAT CHAIRS, OHM ANr
GLASS WARE KITCHEN REGULATES, 30. Al
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE FIFTEENTH
HSot, o SSoommsncing Ut Ten O'CLOCK, at Residenct
House TOR rent. Apply ON premises.
1elO.4t THOMAS DOWNING. Amt
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A T1Mr1x Suearsr1os.

resorts and WISHING q select Complete
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
We invite call We really prepared to show you
N enormous stock Of wsl-made Underwear all well.
nn1shed. best workmanship; best trimmings used
LADIES' CORSET COVERS.
broidered edge and herring bone hnish best Quality
ladies Corset Covers. high neck. yoke Of fine .uqss
oas NTH ella fS IT
tn ~, 10 Que .; former 1e price. !5c
and BACK yoke sC eS '1 PIN tSef:
rows Ct lace and Hamburg inserting. &c.: former
as S sS ss ss
At Csc offer stl greater baraan in low. square
With Msdiss Isss ksTrins-sone Snsh Best Quality q
front Of deep embroidery and inserting herring bone
E1 hzcn bR SUES Go e
GAIN. AMONG THOSE MENTIoNED.
AAhAALo OnEOo4Nd 6ACQUTSs
Ladies' Dressing SacQues made of good quality Of
lawn trimmed around neck, sleeves and bottom with
ruftie Ut the same. only Soc; former price 15c.
LADIES' Dressing SacQues, best quality of lawn.
and back, DSc
Ladies' Dressing sacques best quality Of cambria,
trlmmea WITH tutks and Hamburg inserting. ruffie of
snbrYidery around neck, sleeves and bottom. only
Still another style in lawn. trimmed with cluster of
tucks and inserting rnie of embroidery down 'front.'
neck and sleeves. herring bone finish only 32.4S.
Ladies Muslin Gowns, yoke of tucks and inserting,
Roo1 muslin, only rs.
Ladies Muslin Gowns, yoke of tucks. two rows of
inserting trimmed around yoke neck and sleeves with
eMoroidery, 9Sc; former price. a1.25.
,d LADIES' Muslin Gowns yoke trimmed around
neck ana sleeves with embroidery. best quality mus
lin. Sl.2o; former rrce. 81. 80.
Ladies Muslin skirts, r!ie Of embroidery, cluster
OF tucks above, good muslin, only T5c.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, ruffie of cambria, trimmed
with hne tucks and embroidery, 0Sc former price.
Ladieg Muslin Skirts. deep rutfie Of Blind French
Ladies' Cambria Chemiee yoke OF pin tucks and in.
sert1nE trimmed with embroidered edge, 63c; former
price, soc.
81 DENTELLE FOR e2k CENTS.
r HERE HERE = nxA 4 WoNDR9ys BARGAIN FOR THE
DENTELLE, FULL DOUBLE WIDTH. WE WILL
RETAll,S NOWHERE LESS THAN 81 PER YAhD,
We CLAIM THAT No MERCHANT CAN Bly,
THESE GOODS FOR LESS THAN Is CENTS PER
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NHANCERY SALE

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF -
Sne District of Columbia passed in equity cause 80
IL cSSmpl.in.Dt and Blanche NJ Arnold and otGeT De.
premises, on SATURDAY, JUNE EIGHTEENTM,
1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following real
eosat situated near the northeast of Washing
top and FILLMORE Streets in the village of Cniontowu
Ssnerwfse called Anacoet.a I'm the District Of Column
oaA % Wit All that piece parcel Of ground known
ana described IS lot No. $50 of q subdivision Of
Unlontown. ae the same 10 recorded in Iiber J. A. s.
NO lO folio of the land records of the District Of
COLUMBIA This property is fsvorably located. being
ABOUT ~ ieet east OF the northeast Of Washing
TIN and Fillmore Streets ia sed vilisse Unioptow
ana - improved by Frame Dwelling House.
OF tho purchaser ut the sale and the balance OF
purchase money immediately upon ratincaton of sale
by the court All conveyancing aud recording at the
purchasers cost II the terms of sale above specified
are not fully complied with tie property will be re-
sold at the risk and cost of the defs purrhsser
LOUIS T.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
142S New York avenue
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TkUsIEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
NINTH NNH sS Sp pkEE1T NORTHEAST, BETWEEN 3

BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust recorded re-
IoSa feIso Loss 1oge foto "a o 6
seq Of the land records of the District Of Columbia
and by request Of the party secured thereby, viii
T3SHuEssDAx the TWENTY:FIRsT DAY OF JUNE,
1887, Ct HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ lots %.
etfa lot being improved by two.stery brick house.
payments. at six. twelve and eighteen months with
notes bearing nteres. at 81! per cent Per until
Of 100 ON each lot will be required st time
OF sale and all conyeyancinS and recording Will he ut
purcnasers cost. II terms are not complied wi tn In
Ten Gays from SALE property will b resod ct rsk and
cost OF detaulting purchaser.
,elodsds i K4bFo * bPIwkL WJNHdfKrn Trustees
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collector saltonstall, Of Boston, has imposed
nne OF 9, 600 upon the Cunard Steamship Company
1or permitting IN insane woman 70 land from one
Of their veosel2 Wv
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WICKED FOR cLERGYArEN.

believe 1t to be wrong and even wicked for Clergy
men other public TO be led into giving testimo-
mails to qusck doctors vile stus called medicines,
but when really meritorious article is made up of
common valuable remedies known 70 all, and that all
physicians use and trust in daily, should freely
commend it. Ithersfors cheerfully and heartily com
mend Hop Btters for the good they have done me and
my friends. firmly believing they have no equal
for family use. viii not be without them"
REV z. r. WARREN, Scipio NY
A Coon AcooUNT.-"To sum II up six long years Of
bedriddsn sickness and suffering costing 500 per
total 81 200. all Of which stopped by three
bottles Of Hop Rtters taken by my wife who has done
her own homework for year since without the Of
day. and want everybody TO know it for THAR bene-
dt"IoHN WEEKS, Butler.
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Cfvil-servfce reform VIII never keep q man In
on1ce unit! heads OF Departments are made respon.
SIDE Tor mis- discharye.-Phiia. Inquirer.
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NNHOMAS OCWIING. AucuOneeE.
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF WATER AND
JEFFERSON STREETS, GEORGETOWN. D. c..

T1HOMAs BOWLING. AucuoneeE
F S Hs$ST55S sRssazs e 5t E
six ocEock j: Il. ~iI sci. i srons = he
~ y ST inshs: NORM ;as 81 VIA :t:sss
ssRa g ssss
Ing thirteen rooms and store.
With and y y sos s.s
shs Ps0ps.ty sold An conveyancins and recording
& 4 ' ss: e ::s
OHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sfEAy rsTgzTFR ri asS MT
r. 3 PITTS. SsHrf e e.
RHhsTH 81 e JUNE sn ss se FfVE
O'CLOCK F. &, offer At public sale. in mont Of tie
o$ mon. to
rear q origiPsl let NJ ana De we.tera t.snsy.
original lot No % f. sqnsrs No ilo. being the me
brick house and md prs%sss No aso2 sssst
cash and the equal twelve
s g 8 8. ~ ,3:ss,
= t E "a Ss fS q
foS h sGc sns q e. fSS ss
bi. deposit Of three HUNDRED doll.Ts Gin g -
Qu1rS0 ON the putC08oo ~ tho ulUe OF ale III the
terms of sale sro not complied With within ten dSyr
the trustees the right to resell ct the risk ed
cost Of the dafsutng purchaser All couveya1cin3 a
purchasers cost
'~' FRANKLIN n. MAcKrY.
FRED. ". JoNEx Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING. Anct 3s4-dsas
T1HoMAs BOWLING. AueuonesE:
TWO srx-RooN FRAME HOUSES, Noa ass AND
325 18th STREET OUTHEASf. AT AUCTION
r2 2R sTkDH fss7 A ryT 'H f. qal e
the premiss., shall sel1 sub lots Is and l6. Ia Ii
square GIL improved by two stx-rooR frame housso
NQa 323 and 8H6 nth strset youtheaat vassr gas c
Terms: All cash ezcepe e7OO ON each house. wh5sh
interest and SECURED b. deed q trust, 400 dspost
feeS y e 80 noSss y N g "a o
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucroneer

HI0MY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. No.
HoTEL AT AyCTIoM, no CLOSE an Estate
" THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SIX.
the premises. vtu .sl Lot 1. square 1919 hay- III
ing frontage OF about 3 feet by depth of 90 feet ID
wide alley Improved By three-story Brick residence
containing Is rooms, with all the modern Improve
ments being No. laz1 street northwest, which Is
considered one Of the best locations in the city
Terms: One.haH cash: balance IN one and two yearx
trust On the ProPerty All corveysnces NJ purchasers
cost; 500 deposit required At the time Of sale.
Je1O-dkdo THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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IrcH1sa FIVE Losa YEARs
New Bloom6e,d, M;ss.. January Q 1856.

NeW Bloomfield, Miss, January g, 1886.
Hop BIrrEns Co.: wish to say to you that have
been suffering for the last live years with itch
ing all over. 1 have heard OF Hop Bi:ters and
have triedit have used up four bottles and II has
done me more good than all the doctors and medicines
that they could use with me. a,r old and poor
but feel to bless for such relief from your medi-
cine and torment of the doctors have had fifteen
doctors at iae. One ounces of solution
OF srsec another took four quarts Of blood from me-
AL they could tell that it skin sickness. Now
after these four bottles Of your medicine am well
and my skin is well. clean and smooth as eve-
HENRY KNoCHE
Coon wonDs-FRoM COOP AUTHORITY We
confess that we are perfectly amazed the run of
your Hop Bitters We never had an ythng like it, and
never heard of the like The writer tBenton) has
selling drugs here nearly thirty and has the
rise OF Hostetters Vinegar and all other bitters and
patent medicines but did any them IN their
best days. begin to have the that Hop Btters have
We can't get enough of them We are out Of
them half the time From letter to Hop Bi.ters
Company from
BENTON, MYERS 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio.
GOOD Fon BABIKs-"We are pleased to say that our
baby was permanently cured Of q serious protracted
irregularty of the bowels the of Hop Bites by
its mother which at the time restored her
feet health aud strength"-THE PARENTS.
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HENRY KNOCEE.
NISERABLENESS.

The most wonderful and marvellous success in cases
where persons sick pining away from condition
Of miserableness that one knows what ais them
protable patients for octors obtained by the use
OF Hop Bitters. They begin to from the FIRST
dose and Keep it up until perfect health and strength
ia
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNT AIR LINZ.

II Schedule an feet June sth. 1857.
s. 20 M.-ksst Tenn. NAL Daily tor wsireoton,
SSraonsviils Ch.rlotsesyiis lySSheurs and st,ssns
sprineA Allegheny SPRINGS. Bristol kno,yill!, Rome
sieepsr Wilmington % New Orleans
,ct,e.vnis ecedossysiis STATIONS csss Quo so1ss
Lyneh5nrs Rocky Aoynt p.pville and stations be-
Sharlotte Auant. kirminghAp. Montgomery. New
York TO Atlanta in connection with Pullman sleepers
Atlanta 20 New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir Sleeperv
for Birmingham Nickseurr and Shreveport sold
usHs ssh mS, 70 Ausnss snna.x Cor r.n..
s;rasSurs and ntermeaiats stations,
$3.50 p M.-M<tern ExpreS Daily for wsrrenton,
ssorsSnsyts. Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnsa
nd summer resorts on and near Line Of ches and Ohio
Ton 70 LSnsvilie Also Tor Lynchbqrg Bristol chatis
hhoogn Msmphis Little Rock aud al Southwestern
fpinu Through Pullman Sleepers Washington 10
II 90 p M.-southeTn Express Daily for Iynchburr
panviue. Raleigh, Ashevflle. Charlotte tolumhia
Aiken. Augusta Atlanta Montsomery. New orlesrs
e Montsomery, sonnectias With Pullman P.rior Ssrs
MONTGOMERY TO New Orleans Pullman Sleepers wash.
hkton 10 Augusta without change.
on asLington and Ohio division leave Waah-
M Daily arrive Round Mi ftGf. az suRas s sns
III hs'S M leave Round liin eos NJ Daily and
$50 A NJ and etseB' sunday arriving Washington
through trains from the South via Charlotte DAN
vile and lynchbuig. arrive in Washington 10 A NJ
anu so 4 NJ, via. East Tenn, Bristol aud Lynch
Du ae ~ 10 - NJ and y 40 +. NJ via Ches and
Snry I a. 40 ShAI9ies'e NJ 40 a. NJ: stras
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation ana iufo-n,nti.,u
furnished aud baevase checked Once 0i fennsyi.
Railroad. 9th aud streets JAS l. TAYIoR
Jts General PASSENGER Aren't
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my30-d&d.

4 UCTlON SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
IA PROPERTY, No. 1907 THIETY-FIRST STREET
GG09SadIHHEM sss rF2EA IA KM9MM AS 90
4AN NR 4+Y I'VE BEIMEEM NOR BkIRGEs stkEET
lNGTON POST OFFICE
9E MxO Hp4 Nv, JUNE THIRTEENTH. 1887,
public auction in front Of tho Premises the above
described property and its appurtenances the lnl-
Terms Of sale cash on the day Of sale or within
days thereafter the residue in equal payments one
Inherit tro% the day Of sale are to he Even and
usual form. Terms to be complied With within Z
DAYS AZ conveyancing and recording At purchasers
cost; $1OV deposit OH acceptance of bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee,
Az 9th street NV.
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer te1-eo&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-11

GIN. KuMMEI. B1rTERs, &C..
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING. JUNE TH1RTEENTH
lSS! at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms
shall sell consignment Of Fine Cognac Brandies OLD
Tom Gin, &C.
attention Of the trade and private buyers II d
rcted to this sale a the goods ne and viii be cold
Wltnout reserve. je9-3t
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING
On MONDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH, A. D.
vsY o a. FIVE w. 0cL0Ck the undersigned
lots 48 and a. In square 1047, fronting together
1919 teet on street, by depth Of 102 cir feet
street southeast ~ 49,
Terms cash. All conveyancinE at cost Of purchaser
yeO,S,l1.13 BENJAMIN u. KEYSER Receiver
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

IS CASES FINE coaNAc BRANDIEs. OLD TOM
GIN. KUMMEI. B1TTERS, &C..
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